Millville Joint High School - Echo Yearbook (Millville, PA)

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HARD AT WORK-Members of the Historical Club are busy preparing the pamphlet My Community Yes- terday and Today. LEFT to RlGHTARuby Edwards, Mrs. Kile iAdvisorl, Jeanette Lowe, Deanna Crebs, Marilee Sweeney, Vanice Stackhouse, Joyce Kline, Doris Watts, Connie Derrick, Elva Gardner. The purpose ot the club is to interest students in their community and country, also to try and help teach them to apply their education in such a way that they will work for the common good of all the people and promote freedom. To reach these aims we look into the history of our communities, states, and our country. We are now working on a pamphlet entitled My Community Yesterday and Today. lt is a history of our immediate communities which comprise the Mill- ville Area Joint Schools. This we hope to get into the hands of the public during this year. TITLE BEARERSY Mrs. Kale-Advisor, Joyce Kline-News Re- POYYGY, Deanna Crebs-2nd Vice-President, Vanice Stack- houseffreasurer. PRESlDENTfRuby Edwards VICE-PRESIDENT-f-Jeanette Lowe SECRETARY-Connie Derrick I Q L Q 0 '5 Historical Club 5:2533

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Future Farmers Accomplish Better Agricultural Methods FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA-FIRST ROW-Mason Holdren, John Musselman, Ronald Kile, Glen Milroy, Jay Weatherill. SECOND ROW-Carl Parks, Dale Gardner, Larue Lawton, Denton Parker, Donald Thomas, George Miller. THIRD ROW-Mr. Show lAd- visori, Martin Andes, Robert Young, Larry Kreisher, Dale Stackhouse, Paul Albertson, George Duncan ABSENT-Larry Allbeck, Jack Fisher. GREASE MONKEYS-These FFA officers prove that farmers are mechanics also, George Miller-Sentinel, Mr. Shaw-Advisor, Larry Allbeck, .lack Fisher4President, Robert Young-Chaplain, Larue Lawton-Assistant Advisor. r- fr., 'Vis .-ips Caeb '75 . gait 2 C. Cv' 'A A -rs . 9 u ,I , bfi -.,. ff me--.a J , T WATCH THOSE DAYS GO BY-FFA OFFICERS, Glen Milroy+Vice-President, Mason Holdren-Secretary, Jay Weatherill- Reporter, and Ronald Kile-Treasurer, make plans for the coming weeks, The Millville Area Future Farmers of America has been in continuous operation since its orginal charter was granted on January 22, 1930. The Future Farmers of America is a non-profit, non-politi- cal, farm youth organization of voluntary membership, designed to take its place along with other agencies striving for the development of leadership, the building of a more permanent agriculture, and the improvement of country life. Among other things, members learn through active participa- tion how to conduct and take part in a public meeting, to speak in public, to buy and sell cooperatively, to solve their own problems, to finance themselves, and to assume civic re- sponsibility. The foundation upon which the Future Farmers of America organization is built includes leadership and character de- velopment, sportsmanship, cooperation, service, thrift, scho- larship, improved agriculture, organized recreation, citizenship and patriotism.

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1 Echo Took 7 Months of Worries: Hardwork, Bills, Deadlines ASSOCIATE EDITOR Lee Lopez BUSINESS MANAGER --Janet Ruckle COPY EDITOR Carol Artntcirt THE BOSSES-Tom Kaler-EDITOR and Miss Ruth E. Thomas-ADVISOR. In September, l was little heard, except by the statl responsible lor me. Since that time, l have grown louder and louder. My call has been Memo- ries are Made of This. Slowly, steadily increasing in volume, my echoes have become Classes, Adminis- tration, Activities, and Patrons. With each echo were details, pictures, word sketches, division pages, and layout. As I expanded new ideas appeared. Not only did I have my growing pains, but my stat? had headaches, too! My strength was doubted, the staft's patience tried, but as l grew louder every- one worked harder and longer-selling ads, getting patrons, collecting subscriptions, rewriting, editing, and proof reading. I emerged a full grown voice- the Echo of l957. THE ECHO STAFF-Faye Nichols, Ellen Johnson, Relda Musselman, Larue Glidewell, Miss Ruth E, Thomas iAdvisori, Janet Ruckle, Tom Kaler, Charolotte Mastellar, Deanna Crebs, Joyce Kline, Peggy Kreamer, Lee Lopez, Carol Artman. ABSENT-Jack Fisher.